Risk Disclosure

A live session runs your program, on your machine, with real SOL, against a live market, without a human in the loop. It can submit many transactions per second. Bugs, bad assumptions and market moves all play out at that speed. Nothing we provide checks whether your strategy is sensible.

The keypair your program signs with is created and stored by you (or by your agent, on your instruction) on your machine. We never see it and cannot recover it. If the machine is compromised, if your code logs it, if an agent pastes it somewhere, or if you delete it, the funds in that wallet are at risk or gone. Keep only what the strategy needs in the trading wallet.

Code written by an AI agent can be wrong in ways that look right. It can misread a price, miss a decimal, loop, retry forever, or sign something you did not intend. The approval prompts in the agent pane show you what it wants to run; they do not judge whether it is a good idea. Review what goes live. Paper first, small live second.

Feeds can lag, drop, reorder or restart. Slot numbers can move backwards on forks. A stream being “live” does not mean it reflects the current state of the chain. Your program must tolerate gaps and stale data, and must not assume every transaction it sent has landed until it has confirmed it.

Accepting a submission means we forwarded it quickly. It does not mean it lands, lands first, lands in the slot you wanted, or is not front-run, sandwiched or reverted. Priority fees, tips and compute budgets are your program's decisions. The per-submission charge applies whether or not the transaction succeeds on-chain.

Paper mode simulates transactions against current state and records what would have happened. It cannot reproduce contention, ordering, fee markets, partial fills or the behaviour of other bots reacting to you. A strategy that is profitable on paper can lose on live. Paper results are not a forecast.

Solana tokens are volatile and often illiquid. Pools can be drained, mint authorities can print, markets can halt. Past performance of any strategy is no indication of future results. Only trade with money you can afford to lose entirely, and know the tax and legal treatment of trading where you live.

By starting a live session you confirm that you understand these risks, that the program and its keys are yours, that you have tested it, and that CLR3 Ventures is not responsible for trading outcomes. If you are unsure about any of this, stay in paper.